HISTORY OF ART IN MINIATURES

Authors

  • Khojamurodova Sevinch Abdilmajidovna Termiz State University Design (National costume) student
  • Safarova Saodat Tursunbayevna Teacher of the Department of Art Graphics and Design of TerDU

Keywords:

miniature art, history of art, illuminated manuscripts, persian miniatures, indian miniatures, european miniatures, artistic techniques, cultural heritage, historical narratives, religious art, collectible figurines, dioramas, digital art, art preservation, Visual Storytelling.

Abstract

This article delves into the history of art in miniatures, exploring its origins, evolution, and significance across different cultures and time periods. Miniature art, known for its intricate detail and small scale, has been a vital form of expression in various civilizations, from ancient manuscripts and illuminated texts to modern-day collectible figurines and detailed dioramas. The article examines notable examples from Persian, Indian, and European traditions, highlighting the techniques, materials, and themes that define this unique art form. It also discusses the role of miniature art in preserving historical narratives, religious stories, and cultural identities, as well as its contemporary relevance and adaptation in the digital age.

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Published

2024-05-31

How to Cite

Khojamurodova Sevinch Abdilmajidovna, & Safarova Saodat Tursunbayevna. (2024). HISTORY OF ART IN MINIATURES. Web of Scientist: International Scientific Research Journal, 5(5), 477–481. Retrieved from https://wos.academiascience.org/index.php/wos/article/view/4952

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